The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-26
NOVEMBER %. 1887
Briefs.


Then rugged winter his appearance makes
Clothed in his cherries robes of snow ant
frost,
And vegetation all the land forsakes,
and flowers decay and all springs fruit
are lost.
Snow FELL during the early hours G.
morn.
THANKSGIVING DAY of 1887 is an coca
sion OF the past.
The Central Hotel gave Thanksgiv-
ing dinner yesterday.
The THANKSGIVING dinner at the
| Broom Hotel was huge affair.
THE JUNCTION City welc med a host
OF visitors yesterday, and right royalty
we're they entertained.
Two AND-A-HALF dollars seems rather
a small amount to cause any of the foot
ball contestants to lift up their
"mawl ys' snd shout, You can have
all you want, come ONT" So it was, how
ever.
YESTERDAY WAS day of Thanksgiving
indeed the event was universally cele-
brated, Old and young, rich and poor,
seemingly being bent on pleasure with
he arts full OF sincere thankfulness and
gratitude.
The BALL at the Third Ward meeting
house last nis ut, under the auspices of
the Y. M. NJ. |. Association, was the
grand success we bespoke for lit. The
house was literally crammed with adj
mirers of the light fantastic" who
trlpped merrily until the pensiye hour
OF midnight was reached. The TAX
ingS' showed handsome profit after
all expenses were paid. Music was pro
yided by the ole 6erkoel Qladriile
Band.
The D. & r. G. Express and the Pa
cific Express have agreed to run ALL ex-
hiblts to the Utah Poultry Exhibition,
to be held on the 23d and Oath of De-
cember next, at half the usual rate.
Ogden is 10 have good time, says the
secretary W.. Brown
ing, who informs US that to give those
at distance who wish to show their
every opportunity to do SO,
the entries will not be closed until 10
O'Clock on the morning of De-
Cember 23d.
PROFANITY IS not confined to the ir-
religious classes, if the peroration of D.
0. Cousins last night on Main Street It
the Salvation Army meeting can be &C
cepted as a criterion. he appealed to
the Goddess, ChristIess, heartless Sill
ners" TO fee from sin; and after having
announced that all the officers would
farewell" that night for different
places, said I'VE are all going to heaven
together; we will take up collection at
the door, so We can have q quiet time |
inside" Next.
AkFooTBALL match, National eng
and) Association rules, was contested |
IN Lester Pard yesterday afternoon, |
between the Second Ward and Fourth |
Ward football clubs. The match was
1eenly contested, b3th sides doing thei |
'doggoned" best to secure victory
which ultimately proved to be in favor |
If the Second Warders. 1t may be |
however, that the Fourth
Ward players lacked the discipline |
heir opponents exhibited. When time
vas called, the umpire gave his verdict
me goal for the Second Ward boys to
heir opponents nil. The match was
or S. side.
THE ALVIN JosLIN Company's "S10,-
90 Challenge Band" enlivened the
treets of Ogden yesterday by playing
)me splendid quicksteps and marches.
1t the corner Of Main and Fourth
treets they stationed themselves for
ONE thirty minutes, when the various
oloists of the band gave the Ogdenites
n idea OF what may be produced by
onstant practice. In the evening, the
Jnion Opera House was filed to over
loving; and to judge by the hearty
sughs and merry yells of those who
lad succeeded in gaining Abundance,
! is Only fair TO say that Mr.. Charles S.
Jaws and his comedians had succeeded
4 their efforts to please.
THE CRICKET match announced to be
layed On Lester Park on Thanksgiving
Jay, between the Wellsville and Ogden
iricket Clubs, came off, the result prov
lg victory for the Junction City boys
Y eight wickets. The "style" of the
0ntestants on either side pointed to a
radual improvement since they last
let to try conclusions on the green
ward" Will Haddenham again
bowed himself to be quite at home
18th the bat-he was mot out 39'-
nd that, in the "trundling of the
ather," his right arm had lost :
othing of Its cunning. The Wellsvllle ,,
representatives. were somewhat unfor-
mate IN tnelr nrStlnnlnRS, DuG IN LnSIr
econd essay they showed they could
ardly be ranked as mere nov.Ces. The !
ggregate scores at the termination of
le match read: Wellsv1lle, first in r
ings, 10; second innings, Sc. Ogden, :
rst innings, Il; second innings, 5, with .,
ght wickets TO the good.
TALE OF a Printers Stick" is the t
tie of a well-written poem by Sidney 4
Bates, published in the Ogden morn y
e paper of Thursday. There are prob il
oly few people who are acquainted S
ith the typos technicalities. For in L
ance, there are not many who know
hat printers "stick" is like. 1t Ger fl
inly is very unlike cane, and the d
ype singer" would find it anything p
It usefui if he wished t. use il as a 81
cans of assisting his locomotion; +
by its use he keeps "peg- Il
ng away" Again, the typo has a b
,snk of quoins," although he is often b
.thouI cent; he is undoubtedly a I
an of letters" but seldom finds him j
If appointed as postmaster; he is not 81
dog" yet he is both pointer" and j
setter" he is possessed of shooting, p
1ns, " but as rule, knows nothing of O
x-sheoter;" he has "cases,'' but is g
, lawyer; e'often has "fat, (which be u
fond OF. but is compelled TO swallow 81
~ i, 49, L. | n